Sheltered and supported housing

Retirement Housing is a truly flexible option: living in your own one bedroom property, you'll enjoy all the usual independence and benefits expected of your own home, with the reassurance of knowing that help and support is on hand should you need it.

The Avalon Group work includes Supported Living and Family Living Services, supported holidays, learning and development and social enterprise.

Stockton Churches Mission for the Single Homelessness - Bridge House is a registered charity which offers supported accommodation to 35 homeless people, most of whom have a recognised substance misuse, alcohol misuse or mental health issue.

At Chapel Court retirement housing scheme in Billingham, we offer six one bedroom and 25 studio purpose-built properties for rent for people over the age of 55.

Depaul UK is one of the biggest homelessness charities in the UK.

Some people require support to help them live independently, to settle into stable accommodation or simply to maintain their current situation in their daily lives after or whilst recovering from substance abuse.

Hackworth Court is sheltered housing designed specifically for the over 60's who want to live independently in their own self-contained home with the added security of being linked to a 24-hour warden call service.

The core purpose of Justice First is to work with people seeking asylum whose appeals have been rejected by the Home Office; seeking to help them re-engage with the legal system and avoid destitution by researching and helping to submit further evidence or a fresh claim, either directly or via immigration solicitors.

The ManKind Initiative was the first charity in Great Britain to support male victims of domestic abuse. Our confidential helpline is available for male victims of domestic abuse and male victims of domestic violence across the UK. Male victims can be of any social or professional and of any age.

Mencap is the leading voice of learning disability. Everything we do is about valuing and supporting people with a learning disability, and their families and carers. Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability are valued equally, listened to and included. We don't have a 'standard' approach at Mencap - all our personal support and services start with us spending time to understand you as an individual. <SEND>

Mental Health Matters provides support for people with mental health needs across the UK through an innovative range of services. Our dedicated and experienced staff work with partner organisations to deliver a comprehensive service to suit individual needs.

Nightstop is a project run by Depaul UK which works to tackle youth homelessness.

The North East Migration Partnership (NEMP) provides strategic leadership and local support for Asylum Seekers, immigrants and refugees across the North East.

Oak Road is a 6 bedded care home run by Stockton on Tees Borough Council. Oak Road is currently registered with CQC to provide care and support for any Adult living within the Stockton on Tees borough who has an identified learning disability under the philosophy of supported living. <SEND>

Parkfield Hall is a temporary accommodation project providing supported housing services to young people leaving care, homeless or looked after. Young people can stay up to 2 years. <SEND>

Richmond Fellowship's Middlesbrough North Ormesby Road Supported Housing Service is for adults living with complex mental health needs. We tailor support to suit the needs of each individual.

Sanctuary Supported Living - Supported Housing for individuals with support needs associated with homelessness and individuals who are working with youth and leaving care.

Shelter is a charity that works to alleviate the distress caused by homelessness and bad housing.

Looking to rent a home in Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar or Stockton? We have a selection of houses, flats and bungalows available to rent immediately.

The Hospital of God at Greatham has provided housing for older people since its foundation in 1273 by Robert de Stichell, Bishop of Durham.

Mary Thompson Fund is a hardship fund that responds to the critical and emergency needs of those who are seeking and refused asylum or settled refugees in the Tees Valley.